The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-29
NGDOWN IHETRACK
HORSE FLESH LOSING MONEY
FOR THE MULTITUDE.
Five Races Por the Second Day Of
the Summer Meeting at WASH
iDgt0R Park.
AN EXCELLENT DAYS SPORT AT
SHREPsHEAD BAY.
Stuyvesant Makes q Fast Run In
the Mile Handicap--A Bad
Day Fer FaVOrites.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, June 2S.-Todsy was
the second day Of Washington Park
Club summer meeting. The weather
was fine, track fast and attendance
good.
First Rsce-All ages; one mile and
one-sixteenth. Starters-Gold Flea,
l13, Gerhardy; Pearl L., SO, Moore;
Allie, 107, Turner rasti6ator, 1t3,
West Spslding, l22, R. Harris; Rosa
lind, 9S, Winchell. Pools-Rosalind,
SIS; Spalding, S17; field, $l1. Pro.
crastinstor was first away, but was at
once passed by Rosalind, who led past
the stand; Allie, second; Pearl L.,
third. At the quarter pole Roealind
drew away from the bunch, who failed
to overtake her, and che won easily by
two lengths, Procrsstinator second,
and Spalding third. Time-1:49.
Second Race-Maidens three years
old. One mile. Starters: Lucy John
son, l0S, Gerhardy; Insolence, lib,
Winchell; Galates, los, W. Jones;
Clay Sexton, ITO, Stovall; Cassie, los.
Lswis; Miss Motley, 10S, Hamilton;
Paragon, ll3, Curtis; Pendennis, 113,
West; Councillor, ITO, Hsggins; and
Valuable, los, Hathaway. Pools;
Miss Motley, 500; Valuable, 500; In
science, SIS; field, $57. Lucy john
son, Miss Motley and Councillor were
of in front as the drum tapped, Lucy
Johnson taking the track and leading
around the homestretch, where Miss
Motley, who had been running sec.
ond, moved up and easily took the
lead, winning by three lengths; Lucy
Johnson second, IDsolence third.
Time-l:44.
Extra Race-Maiden three year Odds,
one mile. Starters: Drumstick, ITO,
Turner; Deboe, 113, Compton Robin,
ITO, Modeland; Girola, 10S, Blaylock;
Belle Taw, 108, Watson; Oarnot, 113,
Burke; Glen Fisher, 113. Murphy;
Tommie R, ITO, QuantIell; Margue-
rite, 10S, Kilgore. Pools: Glen Fish
or, $50; Girols, $40; Drumstick, Sill;
field, $37. Glen Fisher, Carnot and
Belle Taw were in the front rank at
the start. Glen Fisher and Csrnot
Tapped, running ahead Of the bunch,
but on the backstretch Csrnot fell
back, Drumstick taking second, Belle
TAw third. Glen Fisher easily kept
the lead and won by length, Belle
Taw second, Drumstick third, two
lengths away. Time-l A6.
Third Race-Oakwood handicap, all
ages; one mile and q furlong. Starters:
Estrslls, 107, West; Katie A, 95,
Moore; Font, ITO, Lewis; Egmont, 1O6,
Stovsl; Daruna, 9S, Winehell; Wood
craft, 81, Hogan; Fosteral, 105, Ham,
iIton. Pools: Daruns, SOS; Egmont,
$50; Font, $40; field, SAP. Daruna,
Egmont and Fostersl were in iron! at
the send of, Egmont at once taking
the lead and passing the grand stand
Tapped by Font aud Daruna. with
Katie A next, but on the turn Font
was eased for moment and collsriDg
Egmont led him past the quarter pole
by O neck, Daruna still third. Egmont,
on the back stretch, moved up and
sgain took the lead and showed the
way past the half and three quarters,
where E,trella came up to second
place and at the furlong overlook Egg
mont, who failed and dropped back.
Estrells won easily by a length and a
half, Fosteral second and Egmont two
lengths away. Time-1 :548.
Fourth Race-Mile heats. Starters
Modesty, liz, Blaylock; Ira Bride, 98,
Overton; Cheatfellow. 1O3, Brecken.
ridge; Kirklin, 109, West; Wyandotte
Chief, 113, Fishburn. Pools-First
heat: Modesty, $50; Kirklin, $32;
field, $24. Second hest--Modesty
barred; Ira Bride, $25; Kirklin, $25;
field, $11. Modesty in the first heat
was fourth at the start, Ira Bride max.
ing the running to the home stretch,
where Modesty easily passed him and
won by a length; Ira Bride second,
Cheatfellew third. Time-1 :443. Sec
ond heat-Mo desty got away in the
lead and was never headed and won
easily by length; Kirklin second, a
head in front Of Ira Bride. Time
I:44k.
Fifth Race - Steeplechase, short
courEe. Starters: Tennessee, 100,
Canavan; Judge Jackson, 148, Hurd;
Nettie Watkins, 1876, Hayden; p.
Line, 148, Cross; Lijero, 1873, Down.
ing; Wellington, las, Callahan. Pools:
Tennessee, $50; Judge Jackson, $l2;
field, $27. Wellington led at the start
and made the running, P. Line second
and Tennessee third. As they finished
the jumps, Tennessee began to close
In and was second TO Wellington as
they came out on the fat and won by
q length, after whipping finish; We'll
lington second, p. Line third. Lijero
refused first jump, judge jackson fell
at water jump, and Nettie Watkins
went wrong. Time-3:69.